Reports Tagged: US

April 19, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 4/20/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The Fed is set to hold policy steady at next week’s FOMC meeting. There was no pressing case for

April 15, 2026

Quick Update: Bessent, Trump, and the Fed In interviews this week, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has offered his implicit support of steady monetary policy, at least for the time

April 14, 2026

Inflation Updates To date the Federal Reserve has held a bottom-up view of inflation betting on a three-leg parlay – goods prices slow as tariff impacts fade, housing disinflation continues,

April 12, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 4/13/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The Iran conflict continues this week, and with it continued upward pressure on energy prices. With labor markets largely

April 05, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 4/6/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning It looks like the Federal Reserve has both underestimated the persistence of inflation and overestimated potential growth, ironically following

March 26, 2026

Updated Federal Reserve Probabilities Updated Probabilities Our updated probabilities continue to point to a patient Fed navigating tension on both sides of its dual mandate, at least until the data

March 22, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 3/23/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The Iran conflict and associated energy shock have intensified the tension between the two sides of the Fed’s mandate.

March 15, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 3/16/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The challenge for the Fed this week, particularly its most dovish participants, is that three consecutive hot core PCE

March 08, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 3/9/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning Depending on the duration and magnitude of the war in Iran and coming energy shock, Fed Chair Jerome Powell

March 05, 2026

Ahead of the Employment Report Friday’s employment report will help set the tone for the March FOMC meeting. At this point with Fed doves holding firm to their expectation that all

March 01, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 3/2/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The US and Israel dominated the news over the weekend as they launched an attack on Iran, killing key

February 25, 2026

AI, Warsh, and the Search for Neutral Key Points Discussion and Analysis The Federal Reserve is wrestling with how AI and higher productivity more broadly could affect the economic and

February 24, 2026

Labor Market Update: Openings, AI, and Wage Growth While market participants focus on the potential impact of AI on white-collar jobs, AI-impacted job openings appear to be firming as well

February 22, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 2/23/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The Fed will hold rates steady at the March and April FOMC meetings. At this juncture we see less

February 19, 2026

FOMC Participants on a Collision Course with Warsh? Market participants largely shrugged off the hawkish implications of the January FOMC meeting minutes, rightly so as it had limited near-term implications.

February 15, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 2/16/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning While December CPI inflation did not surprise on the upside, the passthrough to PCE inflation, the Fed’s official target,

February 11, 2026

January Employment Keeps the Fed on the Sideline If – and it’s still a big “if” – the January employment report is a sign of things to come for 2026,

February 10, 2026

Economy Looks Softer than GDP Indicates Today’s data releases point to a labor market that continues to cool while consumer demand ended the year on a weak note. Combined with last

February 08, 2026

Monday Morning Notes, 2/9/26 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning Market participants remain stuck in a space where it’s difficult to have conviction on anything other than the broad

February 03, 2026

Fed Research Anticipates the New Chair We see a recent trend in Fed research explaining balance sheet issues. Perhaps this is just a coincidence as two of the notes predate